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531O

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KZNM metadata [Source - Chloe Rushovich for FHYA, 2016, using KwaZulu Natal Museum Catalogue Card: Name: Model Function: Cart pulled by 2 oxen, leader/driver with hat and clothing Raw materials: Clay, reeds.]

Additional information [Source - Chloe Rushovich for FHYA, 2020, transcription of KwaZulu-Natal Museum object detail catalogue material: Collection: Anthropology Old #: TCH1259 Accession #: 00531 Othername: Clay model Received as: Unknown Received date: 1906 Catalogued by: Frederick W. Fitzsimons Source: Franz Mayr Description: Belonging to a set of clay models. Catalogue card: "Cart pulled by 2 oxen, leader/driver with hat + clothing". DT + JW (04/10/2019): This item is made up of several parts (partially broken/separated): cart body, wheels on axis, 2 oxen figures, 1 human figure wearing a garment, several stick and clay fragments, all kept in a box. People: Mayr, Franz Archival history: DT + JW (04/10/2019): This object was found in the History collection and allocated a new number in the 531 sequence. There was a card with a matching description, but it was simply numbered 531 (it didn't have a letter suffix), so we have given it the number 00531O. Material: Clay, reeds, cloth Provenance: Accessions register: Locality: "Edendale, Natal".]

Additional information [Source - Chloe Rushovich for FHYA, 2020, transcription of KwaZulu-Natal Museum database extracts: Note on several catalogue cards for several objects in this accession, May 1995: The entry in the accessions register implies only 4 figures, but there are more items in this accession. J. Wintjes (04/10/2019): This accession now counts 16 items (A-P), and may have absorbed objects that were not originally part of the 531 accession. J. Wintjes (04/12/2019): This Accession has been selected as part of the Mayr series by the Five-Hundred Year Archive.]